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SHENANDOAHHERALD
IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
4JNO. H. SRABILL
"-^SUBSCRIPTION
I 00 Por Year,
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
CoinmuuicaUoDS of private nature
chanced for as advertising.
HDRALD JOB OPPICD
?mn.cte in every respect. Woik
done on short notice and oq the most
,?s? mable terms.
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Vol.93
Woodstock, Virginia, Friday, April 1,1910.
No. 13
Shenandoah Herald
ADVBRTISINS RATBS
Advertisements will be inserted
at One Dollar per square of ten
lines or less, for the first insertion
and 50 cents for each subsequent
insertion.
-^Quarterly or yearly adver
tisements by contract.
"laf Unless the number of inser?
tions is marked upon the manu?
script, advertisements will be pub?
lished until forbidden and charged
accordingly.
Alcohol to Children
Ask vour doctor how often he prescribes an alcoholic
'stimulant for children. He will probably say, "Very, very
rarely. Children do not need stimulating." Ask him
how often he prescribes a tonic for them. He will prob?
ably answer, "Very, very frequently." Then ask him
about Ayer's non-alcoholic Sarsaparilla as a tonic for Jhe
young. Follow his advice. He knows. /. C^wr^Jj^
, the first greatTuTeTHicaTn^ the bowels.'* Ask yomrdoetorU
??te is not so. Then ask him about Ayer's Tills. Sold for nearly sixty years.
Il i _ -???.g--??-?-jjjjj-jj-g,??mammmmm?*as?a?af *asaa?s?ssEas^saia?H
EGGS rOR HATCHING.
N'.> tier than the lH>?.t, but better
thar Um n ot* Bured Hock, Wyan
dottei, Brown and Bnfl Leghorns.
H<.j ii s, Silver B(M?ny1ed Hamburg*.
I ' ill fer c ti i > s, aod
- ? blue ribbons. I
Now prizes out of fort J - j
a, at til?- gtmoA Weetara
Ma 8 Write for eiraalar.
SHEN iNDOAfl 1V"LTUY PARU,
\\ . (r. Kitti r, Maurertowa,
. 18 Imo v,
BUSTER.
stallion will make
f i'.HO from KJinburir. Va.
lo S '. Va.
'?Bl - Um bett liddle and
thi i :;sr boree in the Val
ley.
TER Hil insure a colt to stand
np a lit for Si 5.00 Pitting
ti niui anoe.
llble for acei
li
r pnrttenlan write to
H. S. BARHAM
Kuinburg, Va.
~ I -x Mgr.,
? P n ?>- Woodstock, Va
If You Want to Drive, Come Here
I am now running a KlKST ci,as
LIVERY in Woodstock with my hole]
1 <? ou teams you will en
._. Good horeee nnd iiice
eqninnr-env. Nothis kino
in; outfit which leaves my
?table. Prleei rei>jnable and ^ood
lervice.
J. W HOLTZMAN
""""mmmmmmmmmmm-?????????? I
To Our Old Customers.
Hu ? I the m ri ieei of
Mr. ? sii bi la-maker,
i furnish harnell
al! d do rep?ir work at ihort
n<? B i lotion guaranteed aa to j
? dos.
d a cordial invitation to
rs and the public
i ont I ail I a ip ucl onf
.j. a. Dysart k Co.
Collecting.
I do eelinf. All clnlmi given
nrompi attention,
A. GARRETT CARTER,
(XjNSTABU .
il Life Insui 8 ice Co. of
Ken If yon wart ? 2d vear life
".ie I rall *>; cih>:> a
card
Dee. 10?:', ino.
Raw Furs Wanted.
I i at th^ freight depot in
v. i . ever** Coi rt Day.
il . . j. Don't sell un
? and I will sun rite you
st tl;- - i um Dejinf for skins.
in ei| ?'? ill eonble mi
?> yo I full value for >oui
Write for prto: -
H. ii BILLER.
Orkney Springs, Va.
pd.
Ice Cream
.tautly on hand at the
I UP WOT) W ood
|tOOk| \ ?
ALL ld- CRZAM AND
[CEfl OUABANTBBD
PURE.
ba ve vour orders for
Sunday oreame, emt*, at
\iMi]:0n A ^ ? I)ru
J^: plant is
Soe tn operation.
A. w. NICODEMUS A BOSS,
WeOD?TOCK.VA
. vr
Belting. Belling
We aro unbared to sell 00*0*1 and
belting at prices, \vbirn (lexy
I .,;i. Send for pru.-*.
J. A. DYSART & CO
Agents for the National Leather
Belting Wo.
WXjTjsTOCK, VIRfilWA.
For Sale.
Thnrouehbied Bf*** g^M
Reek L^sfor hatching. !?? f*,r '";
le. All cockerels in my flock new
and reglaten __ ,^__
Mrs. C. Maky WUMW*.
Woodstock, Va.
Hants Por Sale.
Cabbage, tomatoes and all kinds of
plants for sale at my residence on
South Main street.
March ll- tf Walter M. Fravbl.
For Sale Cheap.
One nearly new Turnbull 4 hom
wagon. For'further particulars, tan
on or address, minI,Ty
M. I* SWART/.
a. pd. 7*W'N tt -
~HOLLiSTER'S
Rocky Mountain Tea MuggeM
A Busy Radiclist fof Bu:y Paool*.
Brinjs Golden Health ?ad flenwwd Via**.
art Iv.,:, ey trouble* ? i""^. 5^',
Wool. Uisd nreatli. ^JtKi ^ J^T? tva In uo
arni Bruche Ita Rocky *<??^J^>?i?V*?'
iK ton*, ai e^tjj a Unx. GwfiZmfSwl
WwHMU ftUGGETf W Mi-LOw rtaru
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
OF SHENANDOAH COUNTY.
lTTi)i:.Yi:)S-.lT-LI\f
V. u. Wai.ros. Collection
g. D. Na* m >n. Department.
NV. L. Nt:u MAN. Notary Pub.ic.
w
ALTON & WALTON,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
Woodatock, Va.
Practice In State and Federal Courte.
S. r.WKNNKR. J, M. H.U'SKRMAN
P A VK N NE1: k BAUSE11M AN
ATTORNBYS-AT-LAW,
Woodatock, Va.
? EMUEL BORDEN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
;an practice in 1878, Owner and
Manager ol Tbe Rhenendoah Valley
Collection and Adjustment Agency,
p^tabiished l**l*'.i. I'oat-office nddreai
Calvary, Shenandoah county. Va.
jC? H. BRUMPACK,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
AT LAW.
Woodstock. Va,
Office: Tn "Lawera How." former?
ly occupied by the late P, W. Magruder.
R
USU H. WILLIAMSON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Woodatock, Va.
IfMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY FOK
SHENANDOAH COUNTY,
Will practice in adjoining counties.
Will be in New Market every Satur?
day.
PHYSICIANS.
D
H. R. Mee. HOFFMAN,
TOMS BROOK, VIRGINIA.
Haring decided to locate at Toro'i
Hrook, 1 oiler my profeiiional i
ricee to the neople ol that place and
# vicinity, ('alis promptly ai
dav or night.
li-lO-V.i.
D
IL J. IL SMOOT,
Haring located in Woodatock, can
be lound at las residence on North
Muhleoburg Street, tin- lae residence
of Dr- J. L. Campbell, when not pr%>
feeilonally on^a^ed.
D
ll. I>. D. CARTER,
Ottice and Residence Soith Main St.
Woodstock, Virginia.
*&* Special attention i^lreo to Sur?
gery. Phone (all 38.
W. S. CLINK,
D
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.
tnY Calla anawered day or night.
and residence North Main St.
March 4?tf.
DEA TISTS.
-rail. J. B. RUSH!
D E N'T I S T,
Woodstock, Virginia*
Established in 188ft. ' fl ce South
Main Sire t. TERMS ( ash.
D
EL T. F. LOCKE,
RESIDENT DENTIST,
Office Main St., WoodetOOk, Va.
-fctf' Chloroform, ethe and cocaine
used for painless extraction of teeth.
Dec. 2'J?lyr.
D
R. J.C. BOWMAN,
DENTIST,
Woodstock, Virginia.
Office on Court St net, above the
Ottice of Tavenner & Bauserman.
Mai -s. 'i^-lvr.
BUSINESS cai:ns.
Woodstock
Marble Works
WOODSTOCK, VA.
Monuments, Tombs and all kinds
of Cemetery Work.
Loveat pgicaa In the Valley. Oire
ua a call. Ba V. SNYDER.
Barber Shop.
Court St., Woodstock. Va.
Warden Fravel, Propr.
Shave. 10 j Haircut_ 15
Singe. 10 j Shampoo.. 15
Paola] Massage.
Tonic Rub. I and 10
Shaving Corpse- 1.00
Shave away from shop 20
Haircut 'r
Eiaircut and shave away from >hop 60
-*ST Prompt attention given to all
customers.
I Share of the public patronage so?
licited.
CARLY RISERS
Tht amaaUm fetfe ?fe.
/I
ANOINTMENTS OF BALTIMORE
CONFERENCE, ME. CHURCH,
SOUTH.
APPOINTMENTS OF U. B. ION
FERENCE.
Cumberland, Md., March 27.?The
Virginia Conference of the United
Bi thren Church adjourned tonight.
Offloere were elected aa follows: pre
sd.ling Kider, Kev. A. B. Hammock, < f
Dayton: Conference Treasurer. Ri ..
A. P. Punkhoun r: Rev. G. P. Hutt,
Principal Industrial School : Es, W
MoMullen, Principal Dayton High
School, ind J. N. Pries, Great Ceca
pOD High School.
Appointments wen made as followi :
,T : ? ??? ?? - o n :r.,?*,-,?
EtOCKINGaAM DI&TBICT.
lev. B. W. Pond. Presiding Kider.
Staunton. Rev. L). H. Kern.
Staunton Mission, Rev. \Y. P. C.
Coe.
harrisonburg. Rer. H. TI. Sherman.
Bridgewater, Kev. c. W. Richard
son.
Mt. Crawford, Rev. .f. c. Thrasher.
Parnassus. Rev. J. L. H* nd. ison.
Churchville, Rer, C. E, Simmons.
Augusta, Kev. K. L. Bntalar,
Waynesboro, Kev. W. M. Compton.
Basic, Kev. B. P Harrison.
New Hope. Kev. G, H. Benoit.
Port Republic, Rer. G. D. Moses.
Rockingham, Kev. J. T. I). Collins.
Broadway, Rar. Robert Grant,
Klkton. Rev. M. T. Tabler.
Shenandoah and Ni arks vi Ile, Kev.
K. M. Wheeler.
el and Mount Pleasant, Kev. C.
W. Mark.
Luray, Ker L. Hammond.
Page, Kev. H. M. Strlckli
New Market. Rev C. K. Maye.
Mooni Jackson, Rar. W. B. Miller.
Fairfield, Rev. W. D. Pye.
Goshen, Kev. C. W. Stat li I,
McDowell, Rot, li. \. Wilson.
Monterey, I lev. C. L. Potter.
Crabbottom, to he lUpplled,
tTIKCBBSI BB D48TBIOT.
Rev. Geo. T. TyN*r, Presiding Kider.
Winchester, Rar, J. Wr. Duffey.
Frederick. Rev. L. K. Markwood.
Middletown. Kev. D. A. Peery.
Stephen^ City. Kev. Charles Lynch.
Strasburg Rer. J. II. Haley.
Front Royal and Riverton, Kev. .1.
[1. Light.
Warren. Rar. .T. W, McNeill.
Linden, Rev. C. W. Stump.
Marshall, Rev. W. R. Dorsey.
Edinburg, Kev. William Melville.
Woodstock, Kev. K. K. Pults.
Woodstock Milli ?;;. tobe supplied
by Rer. J. H. Cooley..
White Post, Kev. J. M. Kline, one
to be lupplled.
Berryville, Rer, J. T. Willil
Hillaboro, Re?. 8. A. I
nilton, Kev. S. V. Hil*
Loudoun. Refs. II. A. Browi
K. i). M -
Middleburg, Kev. .1. H. Balthia.
Jefferson, Rer. I). Ruttier.
Charles Town, Rer. .1. (". Hawk.
Shenandoah Junction. Rer. \\. A.
Lynch.
Shannondale, Re?, .T. W. Reerei.
ShepherdatOWU lev. C. W
Brunswick, Rer. Prank Jeuki; -.
Brucetown, Rer, II. V. Wheeler.
Profeasor at Vanderbilt (Jnirereity,
Kev. John A. Kern.
Ref. II. M. Cantergoea to Ali ?
? leia, Va.
Rer, .1. K. Van Horn gOOS to Chris
t'ansburj-. Va.
Thoi, ( .lont-s was trana
ferred to Oklahoma Conference.
Rer. G. K. Heydrick goes to (>ceo
quan in Washington diltrict.
Dayton circuit. I). S. Hac a ;? r.
Lacey Spring, C H. ( rowell.
Klkton. W. Ii. Sa
slager Gle-.i. G, B, Padeley.
Edinburg, John Ford.
Tom i Brook, C. P. Pyehe.
Shenandoah, IL N. Bypolt.
Winchester, H. B. Richardson.
Winchester Circuit, N. F. a. Cupp,
West Frederick, G. A, McGuire,
Augusta, W. S. Kau.
( hirlotteifir.e, J. K. croft.
Praualin, J. W? Stem,
Hardy. Isaac Summ- I s
Inwood, i:. w. Webeter,
Jone'l Spring. Wm. Van Sickle.
Keyser, J. H. Break.
Berkeley Spring station, p. K.
Kef.
Berkeley Spring Circuit. 8. I). Skel?
ton.
Bayard, B. F. Dodion.
Churchviile, J. W. Mai
Cumberland Minion, A, J. Seoriat.
Cacapon, W. N. Maiden.
Klk Garden, L. C. Mellick.
Frederick, J. C. S. Myers.
Martinsburg. W. F. Gruver.
I < Jreek, George llurg* nn.
Pleasant Valley, L. a. Raoay,
Pendleton, J. i>. Fergoaon.
Prince William, ,f, il. Brill.
Roanoke, T. M. Sharp.
Roekbrldge, C. J. Kacey.
Staunton. K. W. Stover.
South Branch, B. K. Chubb.
Westernport, w. b. Good.
Harrisonburg, oolored, to be sup?
plied.
Youth Confesses Robberies.
Harrisonburg. Mai ch LM> George
MeDoneldsoo, ae-j^eataee yean old,
confessed to hi caking into and rob?
bing three hom-.es at Pennlaird, Rock?
ingham county, and today in circuit
court he entered a plea of guilty.
Judge Haas will make an effort to
send the bof to a reformatory instead
of to the penitentiary.
Good results always follow the use
of Foley'9 Kidney Pills. They Rive
prompt relief in all cases of kidney
and bladder disorders, as healing,
strengthening and a uti-septic. Try
(bern. Schmitt's Drug Store.
DANIEL'S IMFROYFMLNT
STOPS.
Daytona, Fla., March 8?.? Dr
iwnlng, the attending physician,
stated tonight that the condition ol
id Statea ?enator Danial is obi
so satisfactory as two da vs ago. there
baring been a comp'ete cessation of
improve neut during the pail W bonis
John Warrick Daniel was born a
Lynchburg on September 5, 1812, liv
son *>f Judge Wil.iam Daniel, jr., and
Sarah A. Warwick Daniel. Hil pa
terna] grandfather, William Danial,
sr., w^.s judge of the \ irginia Genera
Court ard an ardent supporter of
Jefferson and of th" reroletiOn of <
177'i. His father was judge of th
Court of Appeals of Virginia and a
prominent figure lo Virginia politics.
He was an elector fo? Vat Bureu 'n
l*4o and had the reputation of being
one of the Iii.) st orators in his state.
One of bli cou sim w.i>, Peter Vivian
i <>| the Knited States Supreme
Court: another was John Moneure
Panie), a distinguished journalist in
his tin
When Virginia leeeded from the
union young Daniel left his it .
and accepted a commission as lecoml
? ant in (the Ttventy-serenUi Vir?
ginia Regiment, which became par! of
the Stonewall Brigade. He fought in
the first battle of M anal ta, on Julj
21, 1881; si Bo ro, Md , Septem?
ber 14, 1862; and in the bloody battle
uf the Wilderness May ?*> and 7. 1864,
In which he held the rank of i r
and wai adjutant - . of Jubal A.
Early's division. During that battle
? abell fragment broke and shattered
i leg, lb- fell from hil horse
lind would bare bled to death had ii
IU for Ihe kindness of a private.
abo itooped tho i! iw of blood by
twisting the adjutant's tcirf tightly
around the latter*! leg.
Ti > iel o ia injury pul a stop to
Danie, >> c ireer I - a >oldiei". i 1
taken to Charlottesrtlle where he
ilowly n i from bl I wounds.
During his ounralescence he itudled
law. attend in] ? - at the Unirer
litj ol Virgil i In IW i ind I8< ??? lb
tted ti? I ? S
with his fa'
ii ad Vi. tiivd fo Por I"
i ie' aaa prei Hank ol
Lynchburg and in IWW i.e married
Mile Julia E. Mut ? : Lynchburg,
who bore him two mhis ami three
da ;
' I niel tool*
Dd B "'h ' ? ? \
lcade ii'
the Vir: |
iii. ne ol Delegatei and >? ?. ii
ioctl from i860 to 1 -Tl*. Prom 1875 to
188] h.- waa i - of the Virginia
Senate. He reslarned after he had
been nominated for governor In 1881,
but was defeated at the aubsei
ion Uy W. 'ron, ti
adj niter candidate. In 1885 h
lied to Congress and during 'his
first month ot Berries in the p.. -.? ..f
Representstt' i wai '. to the
Unite I Statei Se ile to i
ator Mahone, vbose term waa to ex
March ?".. 1887.
itor Daniel developed com
able actl ter be be (ame a nu tu?
ber of th< Senate. He aaa re-elected
to tbe Unlf?ed State* s ate in 1892
i without party nomination, and slao
in 1898, ld 1 snd 1910.
ll- i ir the force and high
finish of bia orator] and area often
ip ?n to dolli -i Idr moog at
' Imoortant di He d tllrered
Or ition at the- 3D fell lng Ol
. a monumer.' legion,
i Va.. In lw>i'i: the sddreaa st ihe dedl
ation <.f the wsshington Monument
n 1885 by invitation <?f ? '. - and
rai Ibe I di .1! orator at many
oca! celebrations in Virginia ard
t?'S.
He . \ coining from a
(Wff HfM Of democratic loathers nn
NSStore, and his convictions were
horoughly lo bannon] alibi
iratic principles, but tbe broad I
il bia mind tempered his partiianahip
tod made bim ? conservative. He
va- the author of eeferal law hook-,
>f atandard value and was repeatedly
honored for his learniog and tm
sctifity as a legislator, The
degree of LL. D. was Con?
fer-ed upon him by the Washington
and Lea Unlforaity In 1^\ and by the
Kniversity of Michigan in IS*".
Lava Spreads Over 25 Miles.
Sidlf, March 26.- The eruptions
from tba aide oraton <-f Mount Bins
continued loday, and the fiery river,
formed at tbe fool ol Mount Castel?
la/./.o, mored slowly loward Borrello
and Balpiaao. Consuming everything
in its path. The levatic stream wind?
ing in and out over the uneven Bar*
f iee at ihe mountain base has
oofored pobably twenty-life n ,
though ita head is not morethao ton
miles trots the musses in an airline
Throughout the nlgfat the summit of
Mount Kt na appeared to be ablaze,
b it loday a cloud of black amok
r
feloped tbe peak. Prolonged .?
from the 0aatraJ Qnaasf and fre
q lent eaploiioni from th
i as eaTaataally as the fl
t > hold in terror the populace for
miles around.
The people of llje district have }>*>pn
wrought up to i high pitch of ai
raaat, and il (j for miracles,
though at the sam*' time declaring that
tho evil iyi ls upon them.
Tho 1 nil ot the llloml
for purification, linds voic?' iu pimples,
boils, sallow complexion, a jeandieod
look, moth patches t?nd blotch
the skin, all signs of liver trouble.
Rut Dr. King's New Life Pills make
rick red blood; give clear skin, rosy
obailrr Uno complexion, health. Try
them. 25c at Walton k Smoot,
HARRISONBURG ON FIRE.
With Enthusiasm Over a Won?
derful Discovery.
A well known aciectlat recently in?
troduced to ihe people of Herrison*
burg a dlacofery resulting from yean
o' hard study, extenstre travel and
much experimenting that has become
the talk of thousands and has set that
city on fire with enthusiasm over th*
m my wonderful thing! it has done
Scores of people who have sintered
for years arith some chronic ailment
hi'.' been restored to period health
nftur using this dNcoverv which ll
i>r nclpally OOtnpOSed of a collection
3 n ots that are soaked in hot water,
hen the juice is extracted from them.
i ll called Root .Knee. Many say
hat the energizing eflfectl oi ore
(wallow of the juice is almoat matai -
aneoua. It leema that it relierei ? -
nost any trouble of tbe .stomach,
K>Wi li, kldneyi and liver and thal its
i Kithing, bealing and tonic action on
he digestife and secretory orgai s li
o rapid that er en some ;>f the ?
i> rn of Indigestion, conatipation and
lerfoosnees, kidney trou des and
beumatistn are perceptibly benefited
rom the rer j atari Thi gteal rem
d\ will toon be demonstrated at
jValton .v Smo t's drug store here [sj
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Pennie L. Rhinehart vs. Millie
a. i m ? inri ordure i an.!
lao ? ed that the inter, tl ihl
ha parties lotbii ca -"in the real
state of which Caroline Holler
sized ar. : - SJ folb.ws:
.lillie HolleY, Robt Holler, Mar)
?'adele}'s heirs. B tl Mc Willi
and i has. Orin, one tooti
sch; .los. Pullen and Pennie L.
Ihinefa ot. each half of one tenth:
r's I rs one tenth: Lo*
. Phillip Holler, Artemlf
'-. belfs, Sallie i !hria;ian,
?muna Holler and Milton Holler one
weniieth each. Decree Ol bon 1
Ju Ige K. T ? r and M. L.
Valton. commlaaioi ? rs to k
? e of referei e
John W. Bly vs. p. S. Pl
-?.i.l.i D
Hunter N. i
Decrei io am nded ai to sui horize
> i ?? of prop ut- in St l-l- - >:
>f in front of the couti b
.lo- H. 1 i. re. Celia D.
?minni -i
<\ N. Ritenour ? - Hit
establishing
K. 8. Tarennei
M. Li. Walton app >lnl ? l commie*
siooei > to maki K
Walter K. Donnell's admr. vs.
Southern Railway Co. Pies of not
guilty and leare t i pl< a I furthi
8 ? Cut \ a.
1". E I ? L, V. L ?::.'?
of wiut i f irth In
plaintiff's declaration. I), muire;
and enjoined. Offid m-nt and
writ of enquiry de. Pies
non aaaumpsit and repllc
Mrs. Alice Haslel i l <??
guardian for Virginia ind ft7
Ponton Miller qualified sa di
public. Bon J. I. Mo
iwret y ?
.1. L. Carper appointed a dmr. of
estate of Wm. Koontz, 'he'd. Pond
00; surety W. H. Btonebunu
VS il! of John Wolverton, dec'd,
probat id. G io. W. v. ol forton and
John W. Wolverton the a:
id Iq tim sum < f
b it without security.
.\ ax. Barton appointed admr. of
? t John P. '?!? tkl-y, deed*
lond 1800; surety J. H. Smo >t. Syrum
towers, taaac Polls, Corneliui Miller
nd A. Jack Miller, appointed ap
iraiaers.
Will of Mark Lowi rj probe! d.
'?ci.- K. Lower] exeeotrh | end
n penalty of 11,000 eitho it security,
List of Conyeyances.
Barron, lrual*e, ;<> r.. ( .
Irabem, - lota and buildings in
flToodsto 50.
Cora A. Polia and C. L. Poltxfto
Ol'Hansbargsr, tract of iat.dJ
K-ar Conic vi!
Minnie P. Mfilliaaas and Klmer K.
.Villiams to c. L. Zirkle, Irani of
and n^-ar Mt. Jackson.
Philip c.em .-md stile to Elmer K.
.Viliiams, tract of land in Ashly
i'.sirict.
( has. I). Bamber and wife to Thor.
cuber, tract of land near Mt.
Jackson.
K. S. Tavenner, comr. to P.J. Clark
id lot naar Edinburg; $90).
K. P. Newman and J. W. I'< r y,
tr istree, to H. C. Hur?,ress, lot 7, block
iii; lot 1"?. 06; lot 10. block 71.
li K Smoot to Albarl L. Snoot
and wife, two tracts of land ..ear M.
Luke; fills.
IVorxe Tiiitu linllvl*
Bullets hara often Caused lesa suf?
fering to soldiers than than the eczema
L. W. Harrunan, Burlington, Me.,
got in the army, and Buffered with,
forty years. "Hut Backleo'a Arnica
Salve cured me when all else fi I
he orites: I ? nealer f<
deers, Boils, Hums, (it-;, Wounds,
Bruises and Piles. ?">j ut Walton A
Sinoot.
ap C BIKDLKU,
VKTKKINAPY BURGEON
will be located in Woodstock, Vir?
ginia, afl*M* April ltlth.
-**eTAll calla promptly (answered
dav or ni#ht.
April 1
Announcement is made of the .nu
Hage of Raymond Bly, ol Strasburg,
and Min Beulah Wsr 1. of Mount
Jsikeon.
DLATH5.
Col. James H. Morrison.
i'>>\. James H. Morrison, one of the
best-known edueatona lo Nie state.
die 1 Saturday morning at his boase In
Luray. following an attack of acute
indigestion. Col. Marris.jn had a
br.lliant war record, serving through?
out the four years in the Confederate
Army, where he rose from a private
to colonel. He was at the capture o'
Vicksburg by General Grant.
Going to Luray about 15 yeera ago,
he, in addition to holding principal*
-.hips of schools in Pa^e county, con?
ducted a military school in Lurer. He
was regarded as an authority on
military tactics. He is survived by
children, lif tug in Luray?Capt.
lt. T. Morrison, of the Sesenty-eeeond
Virginia Regiment; Mrs. W. Ht
Darbie and Miss Sara Morrison.
Another son is K. s. H. Morrison, of
Richmond.
Colonel Morrison wr?s graduated
from the Virginia Military institute
m i860, and > Prances
Flender-on Smith, a daughter of Qen<
Fraocii H. Smith. ^ iperintendenl of
(batinstit ition. Hawass psst mas
r 1} tLodge of Masons. In
189 when the Valle} Royal Arch
School of Instruction was organised
i el| i secretai ?? ead treas*
ind each year ha- ieee unani
The funeral was bald Monday morn'
ing in Lexington.
John H. Van.
Mr. John H. Van, about B1 years
old. died near Columbia Kurnace,
Mardi 21st, I'1'. companion
him to tim spirit world
-> 1 brothel,
7 . 23 grand ? i ? I
ld and : Rds. 8
rices at tbe I ? of a
:. i interment
: ni iv buryl n ad.
J. IA K.
Mrs. Mary Lindamood.
Mrs. Mary Lindern*. 75 year
ol l. is dea I st the home of her son
in-law, ll. C. !'? tuaerman, neai
Clifton, Shel lunly. She
wai ti?e v. i Geom amood.
John M. Bazzle died (.f blood poison
?..?. Hoepital, Washington,
;y, The bod] arri red at New
iday afternoon for burie1.
Several weeki ago Mr. Bazzle bad his
nabed by a wagon wheel run
nver it ivar Great Kells. lb
I i I and lea a ld< i
a ti Misi ' li od, of L iray. He
Ie ire* hil fain r, and
- it
NURSING MOTHERS
show the beneficial ef?
fects of
Scott's Emulsion
in a very short time. It
not only builds her up,
but enriches the mother's
milk and properly nour?
ishes the child.
Nearly all mothers who
nurse their children should
take this splendid food
? -a. .^?1.. i-s\ Lr?r?r\
IOI11C, I1UL UIUV tv-r ivv-^l
up their own strength but
to properly nourish their
children.
IOU SALL SI ALL OU1TOOIBT8
8*nd 10c., nnmo ct pnpi-rand tilla ad. for oar
btsiuwl . sj hink ttftd USIM*! Sk,t< Ii-B.mk.
i'-avh bunk contains * Good Lui k Penny.
SCOTT & BOWNE. 409 Pearl St.. New York
LIKE A THIEF
Kidney "D'usoasa creeps upon yu cr.:!
fcbea you rrzLa v.? to tho (oct it ij
Bf too Uto ?t'.;Q dunsrjO ha3
I .?n dene.
If you su-tpect that you havaany
folia rf Kidney trouhfe, if you art
p:z led as to ths cause of y>ur ill
iieaUh, be on tbe sate side and take
kidney/cure
Ve Ln rsi thia remedy Trill euro Kid?
ney trouble S3 "ito know that its
fi rmuh 13 srpcrloT ta any similar
remcJy and v.c hare proof of its
effectiveness.
Sold with tbe Kcxrdl rmarantee. '
Two sizes, 50c. and fi.00 /
Schmitt's drug Stoke,
The store for quality.
Woodstock, Virginia.
CAKE, T
hot biscuit*
hot breads,
pastry, are ga
lessened in cost \$
and increased
in quality and
wholesomeness,
BaKms-f Powder
Bake the food at home
and save money
and health ^^g
^ j. *^$L**JflBl
i*"**' ?? -ii,,* >-.-^->^""""""""""l
- .' SW ^^aVi^ *
Ha&p &y
. To Take Place of Saltpeter.
A Suggestion. Py the aid of electric-chemical pro
1 cannot think but that the world dlR.t,on of mRTl,ireH containing at
wotiM be better arni brighter if bur
?ospheric nitrogen. German;, si] ta
teachers would dwell on the Duty of ^ t0 largHy de(.rpafie , lw
Happiness ns well as the Happiness tion of 8altpeler from rhi:i
of Duty.?Slr John Lubbock.
GEARY HOTEL,
JOHN E. BEMIS. Proprietor,
Woodstock. ... Virginia.
Under New Manag< ment. Table Unexcelled!
First Class in its Appointments.
Headquarter! for commercial men.
Special attention given automobile parties.
A finely equipped livery in connection with the hotel.
Say "Geary** to the porter at the train.
"Prescriptions
A Specialty.
9 J
This is more than a mero statement.
It is a Fact.
Thc Prescription Department, in cur Store, is tlie most
Important Feature,
consequently it receives more attention.
Bring Your Prescription To Us
Pure Drugs, Carefully Compounded, Insures Sj tig
Faction to Patient, Physician and Everyone Con?
certed, -ask Your physician."
WALTON & SMOOT,
??Tin: DRUGGItJTS*'
? W rs> _s>_. sa_
> Woodstock,
virginia.
"I'KoMPT 1'KUVKRY."
NOTICE TO THE WISE
BREEDERS.
IT PAYS BEST TO BREED THE BEST.
The line STANDARD-BRED & REG?
ISTERED TROTTING STALLION
SUPREMACY BELL. 41890.
(FULL BBOTHBR TO BLEXfONERE [tr] ftft )
Mr. Wur.der's colt by this
horse at If months old is
RET WEEN 14 AND 15 HANDS
HIOH AND WKHaiS N KA KIA'
SOO lbs. Its mother weight
? Ila. Mr Hoover's and
others comnare favorably
with it. SUPREMACY Bl LL
is handsome, stylish and bred
in the purple. He has great,
natural speed and it is confi?
dently believed that he will
trot in 2:10 or betier when
niven a eba no*-. He will make
ahorse weighing between 1,100
and 1,200 lbs. at maturiU.
fie will make this Season at Woodstock, Strasburg,
Mr. Pansie's, Middletown, Bowman's. Edinburg.
Mt Jackson and other points between.
For full pedij-ree, terms and particulars address
DR. D. D. CARTER, or J. W. CLEM, Managar,
Apr goo* Woodstock, VntaiKiA, ^\

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